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Is this what True Son's of Skyrim want?

If you read the original thread, FFVII Remake constantly being pushed as a sequel by people has done so much damage to its branding that players either refuse to play it out of principal of it being a sequel or they advise new players not to bother with it because its not an entry point, its a poor sequel entry not worth their time. Not many people care about the new players when it comes to this game unfortunately because it absolutely is an amazing experience, different yes, but amazing nonetheless and is absolutely a great entry point into Final Fantasy and a great way to play the story of FFVII specifically in a modern production. These games should make you excited to try out the OG and see the differences, because its a Remake told differently. It’s not forcing new players to know the OG and Compilation in order for them to understand what they are playing a sequel to. There’s elitist OG player mentality in the fandom that cares little for the new players, and I don’t like it one bit, again check the original thread in this QRT to see what I mean

New reports suggest that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company may receive only around $30,000 in damages even if they win their patent lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair. That amount matches what they originally asked for when the case was filed in Japan. Imagine how much Nintendo spent on lawyers just to get that amount of money.

Destiny 2 has climbed back to the top of Steam’s best-seller chart after the release of its final live-service update, Monument of Triumph. The update brought a lot of players back, with more than 160,000 people playing at the same time on Steam. Yet Sony decides to go all-in with Marathon a game that is getting more hate every day and less players

Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. This needs to be a wake up call.

After the live action HE-MAN movie, Kevin Smith is like, mine ain't looking so bad now is it!

Starting to realize that 90% of remake hate just stems from insecurity that what you grew up with is no longer new, and in some cases dated

Valve has been hit by yet another class action lawsuit in the Netherlands, this time from Consumer Competition Claims (CCC). The CCC claims that Valve holds a dominant position in the market, estimated at around 85%, and is breaching competition law through so-called "Most Favoured Nation" clauses. They argue that Valve’s 30 percent cut on all game sales is too high and reflects monopolistic behaviour. Dutch consumers have suffered total damages of more than €220 million. Source: GameClaim

Consumer Competition Claims (CCC), through GameClaim, has launched a new class action against Valve in the Netherlands. The group claims Valve controls around 85% of the PC game market and uses rules that make it harder for developers to sell games cheaper on other stores. It also argues that Steam’s 30% cut on game sales is too high and shows anti-competitive behaviour. According to CCC, Dutch gamers have paid more than they should due to these practices, with total damages estimated at over €220 million since 2013.. The group says it will first try to reach a settlement with Valve. If that fails, the case could go to court and may take several years to resolve.